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Body image and sociocultural influences in Latin America
Sociocultural influences, including pressure from family, peers, and the media and internalisation of appearance ideals, can negatively affect body image and lead to eating disorder symptoms. While these relationships are well established in Western countries, less research has been done in Latin Am
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